问题
I've been trying to track this one for literally a month now without any success. I have this piece of code on an car advertising website which basically allows thumbnails to rotate in search results given that a car has multiple pictures. You can see it in action at the following:
http://www.abcavendre.com/4506691919/
It is built on the mootools 1.2 framework. The problem is that this script, under Firefox 3, consumes a rather large amount of memory overtime when a page is full of those rotating pictures, such as this inventory page:
http://www.abcavendre.com/Vitrine/Israel_Huttman/
You can see the source of the script in question here:
http://www.abcavendre.com/scripts/showcase_small.js
Any ideas as to what is causing the memory leak? The weird thing is this code behaves properly under IE7.
回答1:
A way to track memory leaks in Firefox is with the Leak Monitor Addon. It shows memory leaks of javascript (including extension-scripts).
Please remind that the plugin will sometimes show leaked objects that will get cleaned up later by the garbage collection. If that is the case the plugin will launch a new window showing you the new status.
回答2:
Update to MooTools 1.2.1, we've improved garbage collection and leak handling.
回答3:
Try nulling elements variable array in the end of the initialize function
...
if (ads.length > 0)
{
this.imagesFx = new Fx.Elements(elements,
{
wait: false,
duration: 1000
});
this.moveNext.periodical(2500, this);
}
elements = null; //Add THIS!
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/200822/how-do-i-track-and-debug-javascript-memory-leaks-in-firefox